LNP candidates deny they are being muzzled
Despite ongoing silence on abortion, LNP candidates deny they are being controlled and limited in what they can say on the campaign trail.
South Burnett
‘Reset’ camps the best option we’ve got after Labor’s crime failures
Short of ripping kids out of dysfunctional homes or stopping unfit adults from breeding, we have to find a way to make communities safer, and David Crisafulli’s camps for wayward kids are better than anything Labor has done, writes Kylie Lang.
‘Substantial damage’: Lightning strike causes headache at regional Qld dump
Recent thunderstorms unleashed their fury across parts of the state, damaging a key piece of infrastructure at a South Burnett dump and causing headaches for users.
Labor maxing out the credit card on socialist policies
The Premier’s $1.4bn pledge to provide free school lunches for all Queensland state primary school children is a bold move, but a sign Labor is just maxing out the credit card on socialist policies that are short-term sugar hits.
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Up to $200K a year: 160+ jobs for tradies, apprentices, mine workers
An incredible array of jobs are on offer across Queensland and NSW from dump truck drivers to drillers, diesel fitters, plumbers, electricians and apprentices. Some of the pay packets are staggering. And some require no experience. FULL LIST
‘Speed, alcohol’: Top cop speaks out after devastating road toll
The deaths of five men on the Fraser Coast, Bundaberg, Burnett and Gympie across the King’s Birthday long weekend have prompted an appeal direct to drivers heading home to slow down and stay safe.
Police search for missing woman near Kingaroy
Police have called for assistance after a 58-year-old woman was last seen on Saturday near Kingaroy
Plea for witnesses as young Qld driver killed in hwy rollover
Police are investigating after a 21-year-old tragically died when his ute rolled into a creek bed in the South Burnett.
Watch: Ditched the durries, lost 10kg: Ros Bates’ transformation
The LNP’s ‘shark’, Ros Bates has ditched the cigarettes and dropped 10kg to get match fit in readiness for the biggest challenge of her career – convincing Queenslanders to make her health minister. SEE THE VIDEO
Biggenden farmers receive hay, volunteer help
Rural Aid volunteers have been busy in the North Burnett, repairing the flood damage of 2022 and helping prepare farmers for the dry, which is already starting to bite.
Gala ball to tackle gaps in Mundubbera hospital services
A gala ball celebrating a centenary of hospital services in Mundubbera has a hidden goal: fill the health care gaps common to regional communities.
‘A joke’: $10 slap in the face to patients forced to travel for treatment
The first change to Queensland’s patient travel subsidy scheme since the Newman era has been branded out of touch amid the cost-of-living crisis.
Bundaberg Sugar expected to sell for at least $600million
The biggest sugar cane grower in Australia is reportedly looking for a buyer, citing a rebound in global sugar prices.
‘Disconnect’: Fire summit shuns Qld volunteers ahead of horror season
Queensland’s volunteer firefighters shunned from a national bushfire preparedness summit say the decision has caused an even bigger “disconnect” between the government fire department and rural brigades.
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